Beverlac; or, The antiquities and history of ... Beverley ... and of the provostry and collegiate establishment of St. John's, Volume 21829 |
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Page 524
... Robert called the Norman . Tertius p ' po'itus Bev'lac fuit Thoma ' dict Normanus temp'ibus regis Henrici primi & partim regis Stephani & archiepi Thurstani hic vero multa de p'po'itor alienavit , jure hereditar de p ' po'ita tenend ...
... Robert called the Norman . Tertius p ' po'itus Bev'lac fuit Thoma ' dict Normanus temp'ibus regis Henrici primi & partim regis Stephani & archiepi Thurstani hic vero multa de p'po'itor alienavit , jure hereditar de p ' po'ita tenend ...
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... Robert de Ver and Hugh Bigot and R. the son of Richard and William Marshall and Robert de Fenars at York in the # year of the incarnation 1135 and the first year of my reign.1 The disturbed reign of Stephen was not likely to produce any ...
... Robert de Ver and Hugh Bigot and R. the son of Richard and William Marshall and Robert de Fenars at York in the # year of the incarnation 1135 and the first year of my reign.1 The disturbed reign of Stephen was not likely to produce any ...
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... Robert de Tateshall Wm . le Leybourne Walter de Beauchamp steward of our household John de Mark and others . Given by our hands at Westminster the 26th day of June in the 25th year of our reign.1 The vigorous measures pursued by Edward ...
... Robert de Tateshall Wm . le Leybourne Walter de Beauchamp steward of our household John de Mark and others . Given by our hands at Westminster the 26th day of June in the 25th year of our reign.1 The vigorous measures pursued by Edward ...
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... Robert Coudray , and Richard de Wetewang , to take into custody Richard de Fereby of Paul in Holder- ness Thomas his son Thomas the brother of the said Richard Thomas de Fountenay Master Thomas Fittelyng Master John Fothate Master John ...
... Robert Coudray , and Richard de Wetewang , to take into custody Richard de Fereby of Paul in Holder- ness Thomas his son Thomas the brother of the said Richard Thomas de Fountenay Master Thomas Fittelyng Master John Fothate Master John ...
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... Robert and Richard to execute the king's order in council , but from the violent threatenings of the people , prevented their proceeding any farther in the affair , lest serious loss of life should ensue , as was afterwards fully proved ...
... Robert and Richard to execute the king's order in council , but from the violent threatenings of the people , prevented their proceeding any farther in the affair , lest serious loss of life should ensue , as was afterwards fully proved ...
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abutting acre of land afore aforesaid mayor governors aged aldermen aldermen and burgesses altar annis apud annum appurtenances in Beverley archbishop of York Bedern belonging Beverley aforesaid containing Beverley minster bishop canons carucates chantry chapel chaplain chapter choir church aforesaid church of Beverley church of St clerk collegiate church containing by estimation cottage court east Edward Edward III elected estimation half estimation one acre estimation one rood farm feast garth governors and burgesses granted heirs and successors Henry VIII jacet land late letters patent liberties lord manor Mary Mary's messuage ministers minster Nicholas ordination oxgangs paid persons ploughs prebend prebendary precincts present provost of Beverley provostry received regnavit reign rent Richard Robert rood of land sacrist saint selions singular South Dalton street called tenants tenement tenement late thereof Thomas thraves town aforesaid town of Beverley vicar Welwick whatsoever widow wife yearly
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Page 23 - This Book of Articles before rehearsed is again approved, and allowed to be holden and executed within the realm, by the assent and consent of our Sovereign Lady Elizabeth, by the Grace of God, of England, France, and Ireland, Queen, Defender of the Faith, &c.
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Page 707 - And the chapel is bathed in rosy light. 'Tis o'er ! side by side in the chapel fair, Are the sainted maidens laid ; With their snowy brow, and their glossy hair, They look not like the dead ; Fifty summers have come and passed away, But their loveliness knoweth no decay ! And many a chaplet of flowers is hung, And many a bead told there, And many a hymn of praise is sung, And many a low-breathed prayer ; And many a pilgrim bends the knee At the shrine of the sisters of Beverley.
Page 68 - Company, and their successors for ever, to be holden of us, our heirs and successors, as of our manor of East Greenwich, in our county of Kent, in free and common soccage...
Page 548 - Edward, by the grace of God, King of England, lord of Ireland and Duke of Aquitaine, to archbishops, bishops, abbots, priors, earls, barons, justices, sheriffs, reeves, ministers, and all his bailiffs and faithful, greeting.
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